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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-04-29
OUR NEW SOUTH PATENT
AND
Y. l. TEIIEY FAMILY FLOUR

'INHE above brands OF Flour, manu- lactured
Il by US OF the best selected Southern
Wheat, have no superior in this market, and
We recommend all persons desiring good
bread, AT reasonable price, to compare these
Flours with any manufactured Our facili-
Ties for the manufacture of Flours are as near
nerieel rs the most improved machinery will
make thea. We make special selection Of
wheals Tor .he above brands, and can always
guarantee them TO run even In quality. Ask
your Gforer Tor our Flonrs aud have no
other.
For sale at wholesale by
W. II. TENNEY 4 SONS,
Merchant Millers,
fcb li-Gm Georgetown, ID. Z.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-04-29
OUR LOW PRICES

In connection with the excellent quail
ties Of Clothing for Men and Boys,
Hats, Shoes and Furnishing which we
sell, will
ASTOUND
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-04-29
O r D { r NIsI.

In the matter Of the sale by George Peter,
Altorne. Tor conrad + Mauph,. under
mortgage IRON Amos j. Cooley and wife.
No. Ell Equity, ia the Circuit Courl for Mont
geometry county.
nRDERED. this seventh day of April, in
the year 1887, by the subscriber, Clerk
OF the Circuit tor Montgomery county, that
the Auditors Report filed In the above en-
titled cause be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause 10 the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the thirlielh day of April next: Pro-
vided copy Of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published IN said Montgomery
county once 10 each OF three successive weeks
before the said thirtieth day Of April next.
JAMES ANDERSON, Crk
Circuit Coart for Montgomery county.
True copy-Test:
apr Std JAMES AN DERS0N, Crk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-04-29
DWELLING HOUSE,

fair state of cultivation aud is well watered
There Is good Apple Orchard on the farm.
This Us II very desirable farm and is sufii-
GENTLY near to the City OF Washington to
make 1t attractive as a Country Residences. =
1t is in the midst of very refined and sociable
people and has numerous sources Of attrac-
tons.
TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed By the
Decree Cash on the day Of sale or the rati-
6cation thereof by the Court.
Conveyancing At cost Of purchaser.
a THOMAS ANDERSON,
wM. vEIRS BOUlC, ia,
apr SITS Trustees.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-04-29

Senator German, Chairman of the State
Central Committee, has issued q call for the
State Central Committee to meet at Bar
NUNS, Baltimore City, ON Thursday, May
18th, at 10 o'clock. 1t is not known what
is the definite object in calling the Commit.
tee at such an unusually early period, but
it is supposed that one of its duties will be
to name day for the assembling of the
State Convention, which is 10 nominate q
candidate for Governor, Comptroller and
Attorney General, and To give such expires
sionin relation to the calling Of constitu.
tional convention to revise the Sta to consti.
tuition as il may deem wise.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-04-29
Trustees Sale.
1853 &C r Z s :

and adjoins the lands of John Bohrer aad
William Shoemaker, and is opposite the land
OF George Hudd:eston and froats on the road
leading from the old Georgetown road to
0rndorGs or Beall's Mills 1t is about six
miles from the town of Rockville. AID about
seven miles from Georgetown and about four
niles from TennAllytown.
The improvements consist OF ,wo-story
FRAME
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-04-29
AM Axe /!

the people of Montgomery county as
they have the people of Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-04-29

WHEN you visit Washington do not
al to visit the Mammoth Establish
ment of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-04-29
SAKS & COMPANY,
800, 302, 304, 800 and 30s
SEVENTH STREET,

and carefully look through their magnid-
cent stock Of Mems and Boys Clothing
Hats and Furnishings; and Ladies',
Misses, Boys aud Mems Shoes Of ev cry
grade and style worth our handling. or
worth your buying.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-25

BERLIN, April 23.-P.incp Biemarck is
determined to stamp out French conspira.
tors in Alsaca.Lorraine. French eympa.
thixers must either remain inactive or 60
10 French territory. GermGniring
measures are being carried out systematic
ally throughout AlsaCo-l.orraine. For in
stance, four merchants OF tho town OF
DieAze have been expelled since Monday
for aihering to their French nationality.
Each Of them received twenty.four hours
notice 10 quit. At Chateau Salins man
wasarrested for Haunting tho French colors
at local bAll.
Atthe Sarreguimes Tribunal q workman
named Gapp was sentenced to three
months imprisonment for shouting "Vive
Ia France" Workman Schmitt was spu-
tenced by tho pame court 10 ono month's
imprisonment for wearing tr-cofored rib
bons, and Workman Sicbord 10 ten weeks
imprisonment for acting as n corrcspon.
don't oi. tho French Patriotic League. Thin
treatment of French adheren,s mny have
a great effect upon tho French public, nn,I
hnaton collision between tho two ma.
tons; but those moaguros Rro believed to
bo forced upon tho German authorilce
who have instructions 10 deal with Nil
peaceful inhabitants as German subjects
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-25

DETROIT, April A.-During the week
past it seemed probable that the stove
'molders Mt their meeting to-day would
order ssrike. This came from the iact
that much Dissatisfaction Was iel, and OK.
presaed @bou! Detroit being ninde dump.
ing ground" for st. Louis patterns, How.
over, the Knights Of Labor this afternoon
decided to remain at work. Tho meeting
was quiet QUE. ThiH action VIA partly
duo to n general belief among The men
that their employers wanted them 10
strike in order TO reduce their stock and
raise tho price Of atovcs. Further inyce,i.
cation Of the 81; Louis trouble WAS also
ordorDh md John DeyIju, uniteI S,a,eo
consul to Windsor, Ont, and mcmber oi
tho knishts Of Labor diatrict committee,
and Michael MCGuire were elected 10 vo
to Philadelphia to confer with Mr.. Pow.
dorly and his nssoriates about tho trouble,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-25
FOUND DEAD.
a Servant Girl ChoIed to Death While
Defending Her Virtue,

A Servant Girl Choked to Death While
Defending Her Virtue.
CLEVELAND, April 24,-Shortly after
midnight last night the dead body OF
Mary Mccarthy, a domestic in the em.
ploy Rev. Wilton Merl Smith, pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church, was found
partly under the rear porch OF the resi-.
dence OF q. d. Hatch, who lives at 355
sloley street, and next door to Mr.. Smith,
MIR. Hatch's family had been aroused a
short time before midnight by cries for
help from the back yard and the startling
discovery was made when Mr.. Hatch
proceeded to investigate the cause OF the
outcry.
The police were called and an e1smina-
tlon OF the surroundings convinced them
that the girl had been murdered. Her
hair and clothing we're disarranged, her
purse, hat aud gloves lay in the front
yard, and some Of her under garments had
been torn from her person. Tho girl was
respectable, and had been absent during
the afternoon and evening visiting her
mother, who lives in another part Of the
city. In the hasty investigation this morn
Ing the police were unable to find any
marks Of violence that would have caused
death. The girls nose had been bleeding
and there WAS slight scratch on her face
and the frat theory was that she had been
assaulted by man and had died from
fright. The post mortem held to-day,
however, demonstrated that death was
caused by strangulation and that an at.
tempt had been made to violate her per.
son. 1t is now believed that tho girl was
choked to death while defending her
virtue. There is not the slightest clue to
the perpetrator Of the outrage and murder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-25

CHICAGO, April "a Following is the
weekly crop summary OF the Farmers Re.
rieto: Rains have materially improved
crop conditions in Kansas, Missouri, Ken.
tucky, Illinois and Indiana and psr!icu.
larly has it improved the outlook ior win
ter wheat, while in Iowa, Nebraska and
Minnesota and Dakota the seeding of
spring wheat had proceeded under gener-
ally favorable conditions in conseq uence
oil seasonable rain. The average condi-
ton, however, OF winter wheat except in
Missouri, is falling generally below that Of
last year. Very few counties OF Ohio re-
port tue prospect OF an average crop. In
Indiana the percentages OF condition range
higher and generally run from S5 to 90 per
cent Of an average. In Illinois the gen
eral averages OF the State range from Is to
95 per cent. In Wisconein the average of
the counties reporting this week ranges
from IS to 20 per cent. There have been
fine rains throughout nearly all OF kansas
improving the outlook for winter wheat.
The average condition falls somewhat be.
low that OF last year. The reports from
Iowa and Minnesota indicate q full aver
age acreage sown in spriug wheat, and an
increase OF acreage in Nebraska and
Dakota
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-25
GRAND ARMY MArTEIS.
Tho Meeting Rt fatrmont-The Increaso
Msmbership,

Tho Meeting at fatrmont-rhe Increase In
Membership.
The meeting OF the Grand Army Of the
Republic, Department Of Yves. Virginia,
that is to be held at Fsirmont this week
promises to be the best and most LARGELY
attended meeting OF tho kind ever known
IN the history Of the West
year the order has grown very
rapidly in this State. A number Of new
Posts have been mustered in and the old
oues have recruited strongly. 1t can be
safely said that the reports OF F. II. Crago,
Assistant Adjutant General, Of this city,
will show that there are over twice as
many g. A. R. men in the
State, regularly mustered in and nc.
tive members OF their Posts, than there
werO a year ago, and il is largely due to
Adlutant Crago's hard work that such ia
the case; ho has been very active and has
in person mustered in several O! the new
Posta. Among the number mustered in
by him WAS one recently ut Woodland,
Marshall county-Giles, No, Gj. every
member OF which ia over six feet in
height. The new Posts as fast as thev
wera mustered in have set to work to in.
crease their rosters and to uniform. MANY
OF the older Posts have unit ,rmed during
the year, and al are looking forward anx.
iously TO tho big Rsnnion to be hold here
neXt AUplst
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-25
o'BRIEN rosTpoNEs ms TRIP.

Lord i.nnsdowus hfmkos m Oner to Ills Ten.
nnts-A AIonster Coercion Meeting,
LONDON. April 23.-Mr. William O'Brieu.
editor Of the United Ireland, who together
with Mr.. kilbride, one OF Lord Laas.
downe's evicted tenants, was to leave on
tho eteamahip Aurania Tomorrow en- route
10 Caaada, with the avowed intention of
iomeniing an agitation against Lord Luns.
downe, hes decided to postpone his trim
IN consequence OF q new offer having been
made by tho latter TO all bis tenants on
the Lnsgacuran estates. Tho offer 10 ex-
tended 10 all the tenants including those
who have been ovicted. Mr.. O'Brien has
postponed his departure for week pend.
ing negotiations on the basis Of the new
offer, between Lord Lanedowne's agents
and the tenants. Three evictions took
place today on the Luggacuran estates,
The evictors met with no resistance. 10.
days evictione complete the list OF 10 ton.
ana against whom eviction writs were
procured, representing in oil about 800
souls; The police and eoldiers have been
withdrawn.
A monster meeting to protest against
tho passage OF the coercion bill wss held
to-day at Black Heath. Fully 10000 per
5onsa. were present. Several members OF
Parliament addressed the meeting, Reso-
lntions denouncing the coercion bill were
adopted With but few dissenting words.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-25
S.O,O0uIN STOCK FOR NOTHING.
How an Electric Light Company Made
Peace with Brooklyn POlIticfnns.

How an Electric Light Company Made
Peace with Brooklyn Politicians.
BRooXLYS, y. y, April 23-The in-
quiry into the affairs Of the Citizens' Elec-
tric Light Company WAS resumed this
morning by tae Legislative Committee.
Mr.. Pops, oi Pope, Sewell x Co., testified
that this linn cold to Chief Nevins, OF the
fro department, one.tilta Of the Citizens
Electric Light Company in January, 1884,
for Sl,5GO. Prior 10 that time witneas'
company had n good deal Of opposition
from the iiEc department in erecting poles
and St5inging wires, and he thought It
would be q good idea to make his peace
with the IRE department! by taking Mr..
Sevins into the company. Witness un-
nlerstooA that he wac the king as far Rs the
electric Is iles Tere concerned in Brooklyn
and Wr5t4rn Union, Baltimore & Ohio
ard Other telegraph, telephone and cleo
trc light companies. Thn circumstances
ot the purchase Of their stock by Nc
L9ngflin, DeIalar 4 Barrett wan related
by the vi.nesB. Witness declined TO give
tho u:ALemanta OF Mr.. NevinH. lie tes.i-
lied thnl hr WaS yicD'prealdelt Of the
Brooklyn Telegraph Company. Chief.
engineer Sagina 10. f20, 000 worth o!stock
Of thc company Tor nothing. 1t was un.
'leratuUG that nli tho companieh had to 20
" him au he WIS the fountain head. -...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-25

SEw Yong, April 2i.-Aliss Annie NJ.
Lesley, tho only daughter OF tho late
J"mcs Lesley, of Philadelphia, accident-
ally ahot herself in tho right temple on
Saturday afternoon at tho reaiLonce of
George l.. Nichols. No. 3G pierrcpont
strees. brooklyn. MiBa I.oHloy VIVA q
yeHrso!d, pretty, and Hncxpurt onraw oman,
tennis player and a crack shot with tho
revolver. On Friday evening Miss l.pBley
arrived IN brooklyn with tho intontion OF
paying ions Wait, On Saturday ai,or
luncheon Bhe went to her room to ,lrcug
for u walk. Soon after II pip,ol nbo,
alarmed tho family and /, wan soon phoyn
that Mlns .esluy had fatally ahot horseIl
In tho head. Sho Ind been in excollont
health md spirits md there VIVA oyery
evidenco TINT tho calamity WIN III ncci.
dent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-25
PREMATURE DISCHARGE
or II Cannon Innicis Painful Injuries to
John White.

or Cannon lnhicis Painful Injuries I,
John White.
Special Correspondence Gtht ln'tlitvnirtr
GRAFTON, W. VA, April o3.-Durinp
the demonstrations to-day in honor Of the
return oi Capt. Clements TO tho manage.
ment Of the Baltimore and Ohio, prema.
ture discharge OF the cannon occurred.
William Lake who WAS loading the cannon
with powder hnd his face burned and
John White Was burned about the neck,
Physicians were near mn! rendered imme.
diate attention, and It is not thought that
any permanent injury will result from the
accident
George NJ. Peer, u freight brakeman on
the third division OF the Baltimore Il Ohio
had his hand crushed thia morning, aud
later in the day A. ". Cooper, employed
In The same capacity met with similar
accident, white coupling cars in the yard
here.
4, q. Hawking, baggscemaster on the
Moigantown accommodation, diad here
yesterday evening, sitter Il shor: sickness.
Tho romans were taken to Pennington 10.
day for burial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-25
ADVISE TO YOUNG CLERGYMES,

Bishop Fowler, OF tho N. l.. Church, Talks
Plainly About PASTORAL Visits.
FALL RIVER MASS, April 23.-At TO-
days session Of the New England South
ern Methodist conference, candidates for
local deacons and elders were examined,
and eleven were received into the confer
ence. Bishop Fowler delivered an ear
neat and eloquent address to the candi.
dates in which he defined the duties and
work Of IL Methodist preacher. Regard
ing the pastoral visiis he said: "You are
expected to do pastoral buainees, not 3D.
ciel. Remember that aud 1t will save you
from trouble. You 10 into the holnes OF
your parish representing all these minis.
tsrs, and taking all their cnaractera with
you. Rather die than come out with soilel
garments. | hope you are married. You
ought to ho. Never have a relation that
you would be ashamed to tell your wife
OIL Keep that in mind and you will never
have select conference sitting on your
case. So conduct yourself that any man
in your parish vii! be glad to have you
call whether he is at home or not. AL.
ways remember that dignity is the soul OF
religion and no man can impress upon
others the divine truthB who IL not the
personhcHtion Of what he teaches. That
is as near as mortal can be. You are dele
gated by God to be leaders and examples.
You partake OF the divine nature, and oh
hos low sinks the soul who soils the
linen uf God. Such mans fato would
he too terrible TO mention"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-25
4 sTRASGELYA LYAFFLlCTED MAN.

He IN i.ikcly Mt Amy Mumnnt to Loso Ills
Memory and Forg"t where Hs Lives.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, April 23.-John
stadler, tho Richviile farmer who went to
Tennessee March % to purchase land and
wGs lost, has been heard from. ItRppears
that he wandered away and travelled un.
til he croBaed into Kentucky, where he
stopped with farmer, who finally heard
OF the strange disappearance, and wrote
to his frienda. The latter have cont
money to sccure Stadler'a return. st0dlef
Is the most atrsngoly afflicted man in
Michigan. He han not been away from
home bnfore for yoarB luloss with rele-
tive. lIe Ia likely at any time to lose his
memory 90 far rs to forget hiB State md
town. On several occasions he has paaBed
wholo nishts within hailing distance Of
hiB own hoIRc, fearing to move aa he was
totally unable to recall the direction hn
should w, or even how his own houHo
looked Or was Bituated with regard to tho
surrounding country. Htadlor h9d large
sum Of money with him when he left here.
Iin also had a travelling companion, and
wss loft by him ior moment with an in
junction not TO mOve away. When tho
companion returned Stadler was gone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-25
THE INDIANA LEG1sLArUKE,
Robertson to Withdraw Ills Suit md Demo
crnts to Rccognlke Ills kislIt to prnAIde.

Robertson to Withdraw Ills Suit nnd Demo .
crnts to Recognize His Right to Preside.
INDIANAPOLIS, ND, April 23.-Speaker
sayre has been in the city lor the last two
days on n political mission, and 10 author
ity for tbs statement that sn extra session
Of the Legislature will be called within n
short time. The basis OF agreement be-
tween the two parties ia that Robertson
shall withdraw his auit for damacee grow
ing out OF the Injunction proceedings. and
the Democrats will recognize his right to
preeide over tho Senate. Five Democratic
nembets Of the General Assembly have
resigned since tho regular sesalou and
elections will be ordered at once, the Rs
publicans agreeing not TO make any con-
tests in the districts in order that the po.
liticsl sta!us Of the Legislature may not be
changed. The pressing need OF financial
Legislation has brought about the agree
ment which the Speaker thinks will be
carried into effect at once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-25

RgcESr and reliable adyiccs indicate
that the birmingham, Ala, boom has
about run ita coarge and reaction set in.
Many poor fellow will be wiser and
Baddo. in regard to real estate crazes. He
will fud out that prices cannot with i'm.
purity run far shead Of real growth for
any length Of time in any community, and
that the higher they go above this natural
and wholesome level the more decided
will be the reaction. Hence it will not be
surprisingto sec prices unwinding them.
selvea down q. Birmingham Tor a good
while to come.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-25
CHASED by A CANADIAN CRUISER
An American Fishing Schooner Fired on,
but Escapes.

An American Fishing Schooner Fired on.
but Escapes.
OTTAWA, ONT, April 2i.-The Depart
ment OF fisheries have to-day received in.
formation from St. John, N. B., from the
commander OF the Canadian cruiser vigi.
liant, in which he gives particulars OF An
attempt which he made on the Goth inst.
to seize the American fishing schooner,
Hattie Wand, Of Grand Wanau. It seems
that the Vigilant was cruising in shore
when information WAS received that fleet
OF fishing vessels from Gloucester were
preparing to fish within the three.milo
limit few miles down.
Sail was hastily made, and when, after
making about siX miles, the American yes.
sells were seen, the Vieilant tackled and
ran ont to Bea 30 as to come ia on the out
side OF the trespassing fishermen. The
VigilaIt must have been seeu as soon az
she had heraelf sighted the offenders, for
the fishermen at once put up aail and left,
the Hsttio Wand being the last one to
start, and evidently waiting for the cruiser,
which ran up to within 80 yards OF tho
maesachuseta boat, which then hoieted
sail and prepared to leave.
Tho Vigilant fred blank shot, which
had no effect, as the Yankee vessel was
gaining ground. 4 solid shot was fred
over the vessel /, striking some Is yards be-
youd. This in its turn was paid no atten-
ton to, and the commander OF the Vigilant
then trained his guns upon the flying
schooner, which was nearly half a mile to
the front, scudding along before strong
breeze. Several shots we're fred, but
without effect, and the commander OF the
,Vigilant, seeing his prey getting away from
him, ordered all sails up and prepare to
run the daring fisherman down. Just
about this time the forstop maat Of tho
,Figilsnt was carried away, and the chase
had to be abandoned, the Hattie Wand
continuing on her way toward Eaotport.
1t ia reported great many fishing yes-
aes are about tho Bay Of Fundy looking
for bait, and in many instances buying it.
Another cruiser will be dispatched at an
early day 10 sid the Vigilant in watching
them,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-25
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Tho Florida Legislature is still ballotng
for United Statea Senator.
Vice President Potter, OF the Union
Pacific, has resigned.
Tho Jacob Sharp bribery case will be
called to-day in New York.
In the Nova Scotia Assembly the ian.
nexation to the United States resolution
VIA lost-yea |, nays %.
Sergoant.at-Arms llennessy, Of the Texas
Senate, was sentenced 10 two years in tho
ponltentiary for forgery.
Tho ateamer Captain Miller, running DO.
tween Centerville, Md, and Baltimore.
wAa burned ut her wharf at the former
place.
Il. I. NJ. Simmons, manager OF tho Hotel
Dol Monte, recently destroyed by fro at
Monterey, GAL, has been arrosted on tho
charge Of burning the hotel.
Queen kapiolani teleyraphs from San
FranciHco that she will accept tho hospital
ity Of tho city Of Boston which has been
tendered her through tho Mayor.
The Mann Bnudoir Car Company has
brought suit against the Pullman Oom.
pHny Tor Infringement OF patent In tho
construction Of the now vcstibule train.
jackson Walker, n negro, residins In
Wcst Baltimore, Nd, has been arreated
charged with having murdered white
boy in Wilmington, Del, Inst August.
1t 10 intimatud In the U. s. Tseasury
Department TINT tho balance OF the three.
per cent loan outstanding, nbaut S20,000,-
0N, will remain vndisturbud until alter
June 30.
Policeman Charles Jones, who shot nnt,
killed his ~ifo at an Italian ball recently,
In Piitoburgh, was sentuncud to twelve
years in tho penitentiary for voluntary
granddaughter.
From tho action OF the Kontncky Dsmo.
cratic county conventions, held Saturday,
tho indications Rr0 that General Bucknor
will b0 nominated for Governor, and State
Senator Bryan Tor Lienlcnant- Governor.
The .rePo', OF the Railroad Commia.
aionors on tho lsoelindAle disast0r will bu
presented to tho Mausauhuseots l.cgisla.
lure next woek. 1t will show that tho nc.
cident was caused by tho bridge giving
! away through structural weakaoss.